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stromberg
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Gravestone- Rose Shnitka
A gravestone belonging to Rose Shnitka -
Gravestone- Semen Pevzner and Anna Chernina
A gravestone belonging to Semen Pevzner and Anna Chernina -
Gravestone- Lev Yuditskiy & Minya Libova
A gravestone belonging to Lev Yuditskiy and Minya Libova -
Gravestone- Manya Fikhman
A gravestone belonging to Manya Fikhman -
Gravestone- Hyman Cohen
A gravestone belonging to Hyman Cohen -
Gravestone- Reuben Cohen
A gravestone belonging to Reuben Cohen -
Gravestone- Yetta Cohen
A gravestone belonging to Yetta Cohen -
Gravestone- Joseph Tolpalar
A gravestone belonging to Joseph Tolpalar -
Gravestone- Louis Green
A gravestone belonging to Louis Green -
Gravestone- M.J. Benjamin
A gravestone belonging to M. J. Benjamin -
Gravestone- Esther Reiner
A gravestone belonging to Esther Reiner -
Gravestone- Edward Reiner
A gravestone belonging to Edward Reiner -
Gravestone- Regina Blauer
A gravestone belonging to Regina Blauer -
Gravesite- Jacob and Ethel Horenstein, Mollie Goldstein
A gravesite belonging to Jacob and Ethel Horenstein as well as Mollie Goldstein -
Gravesite- Harry and Barney Goldstein
A gravesite belonging to Harry and Barney Goldstein -
Gravestone- Lazar and Jake Cohen
A gravestone belonging to Lazar and Jake Cohen -
Gravestone- Laser Cohen
A gravestone belonging to Laser Cohen -
Gravestone- Louis Swerdlik
A gravestone belonging to Louis Swerdlik -
Gravestone- Harry Cohen
A gravestone belonging to Harry Cohen -
Gravestone- Morris and Esther Goldblatt
A gravestone of Morris and Esther Goldblatt -
Gravestone- Ben C. Harris
Ben Harris's gravestone. The stone is carved into the shape of a Star of David on a pedestal. The english inscription reads, "If I had a thousand lives, I'd live them all for you." On the back is a Hebrew inscription and a carving of two hands. -
Gravestone- Lillian Harris
Lillian Harris's gravestone. The English inscription notes "beloved wife, mother, and grandmother." A photo of her is centered. Carved into the stone is an outline of the Star of David on a pedestal. A Hebrew passage is written on the back. -
Gravestone- Frank and Fannie Kaufman
A couple's gravestone belonging to Frank and Fannie Kaufman. Frank's section has a freemason symbol on the front, as well as the Hebrew initials for Kesser Israel within a Star of David on the back. Fannie's section has a menorah on the back. Both sides of the front have the K.I. Star of David.